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SOMETHING TO SNEEZE AT - LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF ALABAMA: Climate change impacts include the lengthened pollen season and heightened pollen production that causes allergic reactions, increasing suffering and the likelihood of asthma attacks. This is not only a quality of life problem, but also decreases productivity, affects business income and school performance, and increases health care costs – a result of our dependence on burning fossil fuels. It's a serious "something to sneeze at"; impacting lives and livelihoods, causing misery and costing money.
LWVAL Council Meeting, Montgomery, Alabama, USA
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The classic B&O CPL signals that used to protect "BD Tower" in Akron, Ohio are now a thing of the past. New Safetran signals have been erected and the classic signals have fallen.
My niece Addyson doesn't like to ride sleds down hill. She forgets this until the end of the video.
A still shot of this can be seen here.
Art changes lives,artist can influence their community in a positive or negative way.It all depends what end of the stick you embrace.
When I traveled home for Labor Day weekend, I made a spur of the moment decision to go into a salon to dye and try a different hairstyle. Even with my hair, I had gotten into a rut and felt the only solution was spontaneity. I snapped a picture as soon as I arrived home and saw the entire final result in the mirror. While I still have not adjusted to the shorter hair, I like the challenge of seeing beauty in myself regardless of my outer appearance. And though I do spend majority of my time outside of the house, this selfie in addition to others prove I need to focus less on criticizing myself in the mirror. With the extra weight off of my shoulders as well as with the mentioned wake-up call, there is more time for other, crucial parts of my identity: daughter, friend, nurse and so forth.
Change of plans. Some learning comes with new tools, this was staring me in the face the entire time, but only now, when I’m doing my roughing copes, that I realized I cannot proceed as before, which was run the chinstays long, fit dropouts etc, then cope them to an accurate length. The style was to leave just enough material so that the B.B. taps skim off the tops and create threads, no grinding. Well, can’t do that here, but a trick that’s super smart, I learned from the net, years ago, never applied it, but liked it, specifically from Curt Goodrich, make them about a mm short, it’s a good trick because you can see a ring of filler, finish everything professional like, ie, clean, no finger cutting burrs etc.
If, I Modified the fixture, pretty simple really, I could sorta still leave them long. In this case, Nestor is adapting, you can teach old dogs new tricks, I think!
Funnily enough, In this case, I can have both, business in the front, and party in the back, due to the design of the Pacenti B.B.
Pictures tell the story, will I ever get away from the mullet? Yes, I was mulletted, and I fought for it sadly!:) Never said I was Smart, determined yes.
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Tobyhanna Army Depot
June 17, 2019
Reviewing Officer: Maj. Gen. Randy S. Taylor, U.S. Army CECOM Commanding General
Outgoing Commander: Col. Nathan M. Swartz
Incoming Commander: Col. John W. McDonald
Photographer: Thomas Robbins
This is one of the popular performances in which the actor constantly changes his face image in front of the audience with a flip of a second.
Speakers of the GLF Plenary: Finance.
Global Landscapes Forum, Bonn, Germany.
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Sometimes I think myself very clever. This is one of those times. Taken for the "What Do You Want?" pool assignment: Change.
Not only are the cds changing position, but each disc you see has a song on it with the word 'change' in the title. On the left (and moving left) is J.J. Cale's "Travel Log" album with 'Change Your Mind', then the first disc in the "Wasted" compilation with the very rare Underworld tune 'Change' (or Why why why), and lastly Sheryl Crow's self titled album with 'A Change Would Do you Good'.
Taken by Cory Funk.
Dear Anna, Daniel, Duncan, Rae and Sara
Our "Draw the Line to Protect the Great Lakes" event did not draw the crowd we had hoped, the weather was not conducive to rallying outside! But a few committed/passionate individuals did come out to not only inform President Obama of our opposition to the Keystone XL but also to share with our Representative Dr. Dan Benishek why it can not come through the Upper Peninsula of Michigan!
www.facebook.com/events/320985244704996/
www.miningjournal.net/page/content.detail/id/589910/Benis... said he doesn't see why the U.P. can't have the Keystone pipeline come down from Canada, which he says would provide many area jobs and might lower gas prices, as well."
But thanks to a young, sympathetic reporter our event did make the front page of our local paper!
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Thank you,
Heidi Gould
Event Organizer
Digital 4 Change event at HEC Business School on December 9th, 2010. www.hec.fr/Actualites/Conference-exceptionnelle-Digital-4...
quick change trousers with pattern from Anna Maria Horner's Handmade Beginnings
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Artist: Matias Kalwill
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"It’s situated on a commercial strip once nicknamed Lapskaus Boulevard after the Northern European stew, a nod to the dominant Scandinavian population. Back then, Eighth Avenue was full of bars, though most of them have since closed. Soccer Tavern, in fact, is the last of those places, sort of comically located in the middle of what’s now Brooklyn’s bustling Chinatown, its simple, unchanged storefront cramped by neighboring Chinese-language signage. One of our fathers used to come here to find dockbuilding work—it was like a de facto union office—but nowadays it draws both the few remaining neighborhood holdouts, likely to be found reminiscing about stores and theaters long-since closed, and new immigrants, making for a nice mix." - Brooklyn Magazine
Sunset Park, Brooklyn
Day 2: My full-time roommate is adapting, too. She's stayed very, very close the past couple of days...this is what I woke to. VERY CLOSE.
"My life is a tapestry woven from many strands: things I have done, people I have known, and places I have been. There is a strand for each of my dreams and aspirations since childhood. Some have been dropped in the weaving, but most have simply been woven into a new design. It is a tapestry woven of light and darkness, and even in the times of greatest darkness there are strands of light which shine more brightly in contrast to the surrounding darkness.
I carry this tapestry with me always. Often, I keep the past tightly rolled up - it is easier to carry that way. But I find myself now at a particular point where I want to unroll the tapestry and marvel at the patterns and designs that have been created. At different stages, different colors and textures predominate. Everything that has brought me to this point in life is here. All of it is who I am now.
If the past and the present are here, is not the future also? Is the potential for all that I can be contained in this tapestry? I want to move forward from this point conscious of the patterns in my life and the design I am creating with it."
- Sue Kimmel
MTL London North DML5, then to Shamrock, then to TYPG Enterprises, then to Harrogate Coach Travel (photo taken on delivery to latter by former), now with Group Travel, Bodmin.
Thought the shop in the background might have done quick tyre changes, like watching formula 1 on the TV.
Things do not change; we change. ~ Henry David Thorean
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Dusit Zoo Bangkok
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U.S. Army Command Sgt. Maj. Thomas Ciampolillo, incoming command sergeant major of the 53rd Troop Command, New York Army National Guard, inspects the noncommissioned officer sword during a change of responsibility ceremony at Camp Smith Training Site, Cortlandt Manor, N.Y., Oct. 14, 2018. The ceremony marked the change of the 53rd Troop Command’s senior enlisted advisor from outgoing Command Sgt. Maj. Corey K. Cush to incoming Command Sgt. Maj. Ciampolillo. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Harley Jelis)